Pen Pot2 Cup

Desk clutter, meet your match. This is a square pen pot with real personality, its four walls broken up by a bold criss-cross lattice that slashes diagonal windows through the sides. The open cage design isn't just decorative, it keeps the pot light, shows off the colour you print it in, and lets you see at a glance what's inside. The rim is clean and squared, the base solid, and the geometric webbing reads as modern and architectural rather than fussy. Drop it on a desk for pens and markers, stand it by the workbench for screwdrivers and files, or use it in the craft room for brushes and scissors. The chunky footprint means it won't tip when you grab a fistful of tools, and the open sides make it easy to fish out whatever's at the bottom. Print notes • Prints upright with no supports, the lattice bridges cleanly if your cooling is dialled in. • 3 perimeters and 15 to 20 percent infill give it plenty of rigidity for its size. • Watch the diagonal spans on the first few layers; a smooth, well-levelled bed keeps the cut-outs sharp. • Try a contrasting filament, the geometric openings really pop against a desk mat or a lit surface.